This study attempts to relate the policy and good practice literature on urban and suburban passenger rail, much of which originates from high- or middle-income countries to the context of developing cities in Africa. The study includes case studies from three African cities- Lagos, Maputo, and Nairobi to identify and provide guidance on key issues for developing effective urban rail services in Sub-Saharan Africa. All three cities use existing railway...
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2024/06/13
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Developing Urban Rail Corridors in African Cities
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Martha B. Lawrence; Losada, Alfonso Cabrillo; Moore, Marissa; Onginjo, Betty; Opiyo, Tom; Rebelo, Jorge; Sambo, Bello.
Developing Urban Rail Corridors in African Cities (English). Mobility and Transport Connectivity Series Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099061324063512468